I've had a PPQ since they came out about 7 years ago or so, but just picked up an excellent condition used P99.
I have to say, I do somewhat prefer the PPQ's grip a bit, but the P99 is one sweet pistol. In single action, it breaks as clean and light as the PPQ (even a tad lighter, right at 4 lbs). And I love the double action and anti stress options for a first shot. Even though the PPQ's grip feels a little more ergonomic, the P99's feels a bit slimmer on the sides. I actually shot the P99 slightly better at the range this weekend as well (but that could be just a fluke).
Along with the G19 Gen 5 I picked up a couple months back, and my Kahr CM9, this might round out my carry guns enough that I may relegate the PPQ to the back of the safe (or may even put it up on the selling block at some point).
Morale of the story: the P99, while not the newest design on the market, warrants your consideration for a solid "do everything" mid-size 9mm.
I have to say, I do somewhat prefer the PPQ's grip a bit, but the P99 is one sweet pistol. In single action, it breaks as clean and light as the PPQ (even a tad lighter, right at 4 lbs). And I love the double action and anti stress options for a first shot. Even though the PPQ's grip feels a little more ergonomic, the P99's feels a bit slimmer on the sides. I actually shot the P99 slightly better at the range this weekend as well (but that could be just a fluke).
Along with the G19 Gen 5 I picked up a couple months back, and my Kahr CM9, this might round out my carry guns enough that I may relegate the PPQ to the back of the safe (or may even put it up on the selling block at some point).
Morale of the story: the P99, while not the newest design on the market, warrants your consideration for a solid "do everything" mid-size 9mm.